Justice for Victims of Online Abuse

About this episode

This episode discusses the effectiveness of e-Safety in addressing online abuse, featuring insights from Dr Noelle Martin on image-based sexual abuse.

Does e-Safety do enough? In this episode, Professor Derek Wilding is speaking with Dr Noelle Martin, an expert on image-based abuse, and survivor-turned-activist. Noelle shares her research on image-based sexual abuse, particularly deepfake abuse, which disproportionately affects women globally. Link below to Noelle's article 'Online safety regulation of deepfake abuse: a case study on Australia’s eSafety Commissioner': https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10383441.2025.2504791

People in this episode

Host: Professor Derek Wilding

Guest: Dr Noelle Martin

Topics covered

• e-Safety
• online abuse
• image-based abuse
• deepfake
• women's rights
• survivor activism

Keywords

• e-Safety
• online abuse
• deepfake
• image-based abuse
• women
• activism
• survivor

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: eSafety Commissioner

Books & works: Online safety regulation of deepfake abuse: a case study on Australia’s eSafety Commissioner

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